News: College of Education
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From professional reasons to personal connections, faculty across campus share why they’re fond of certain works they penned.
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UNLV mines its own grade books to ensure students aren’t weeded out of STEM classes.
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Tina Kunzer-Murphy, the College of Education's Alumna of the Year, rose from being a student-athlete to leading all of them.
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Scholar's research on campus inspires more work to increase the Las Vegas community’s access to quality mental health care.
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Education policy experts stress the importance of access to mental health care in schools as counseling professions categorized as “bright outlook” occupations for workforce development.
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Education policy experts explore why Nevada must prioritize STEM educational experiences for all children, and why waiting until kindergarten is too late.
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This College of Education professor says that UNLV's diversity and school spirit were among the factors that drew her here.
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Education policy experts explore how growing the pool of high-quality, diverse teachers benefits students and the state alike.
Innovative funding programs, policies to promote post-secondary education will help Nevada keep pace.
Education policy experts explore how to grow interest among students in highly technical industries and what that means for Nevada’s economy.
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Solar kits illuminates energy concepts for both teachers and high school students.
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From a home for homeless students to inspiring the next generation of health crusaders — these worthy causes will warm your heart during the holidays.